Common
Bender's Waterskin
Artifact
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Whenever this creature attacks, you may sacrifice another creature or artifact. If you do, draw a card and put a +1/+1 counter on this creature.
Beetle-Headed Merchants looks like the kind of shrewd middleman who turns every skirmish into profit, and the card plays exactly that way: a sturdy 5/4 for five mana that steadily converts disposable resources into cards and growth. In practice, this is best in a value-oriented midrange or sacrifice deck, where attacking with it becomes a repeatable engine rather than a one-time trick. Because the trigger asks for “another creature or artifact,” token makers are especially strong partners, letting you cash in expendable bodies while leaving your main board intact. Artifact-heavy black shells also love this, since Treasure, Clue, Food, or low-cost baubles can be traded up into real advantage. The +1/+1 counter means the Merchant can quickly outscale combat, forcing awkward blocks and pressuring control decks that want time. If you can give it haste or evasion, it becomes even more dangerous, turning each swing into immediate pressure plus card advantage.
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Beetle-Headed Merchants looks like the kind of shrewd middleman who turns every skirmish into profit, and the card plays exactly that way: a sturdy 5/4 for five mana that steadily converts disposable resources into cards and growth. In practice, this is best in a value-oriented midrange or sacrifice deck, where attacking with it becomes a repeatable engine rather than a one-time trick. Because the trigger asks for “another creature or artifact,” token makers are especially strong partners, letting you cash in expendable bodies while leaving your main board intact. Artifact-heavy black shells also love this, since Treasure, Clue, Food, or low-cost baubles can be traded up into real advantage. The +1/+1 counter means the Merchant can quickly outscale combat, forcing awkward blocks and pressuring control decks that want time. If you can give it haste or evasion, it becomes even more dangerous, turning each swing into immediate pressure plus card advantage.
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